Cabo USB Vivolink PROUSBCMF2A 2 m USB-C preto

VivoLink PROUSBCMF2A is a USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable designed for data sync and charging over a 1 m length. The cable provides a wired connection between computers, chargers and USB-C devices, supporting high-speed data transfer, video and audio signals and power delivery. It can be used as a standalone connection or as a male-to-female accessory paired with a VivoLink Optic USB-C cable to create a desk-mounted connection that protects and routes the primary optic cable.

Advantages

The cable supports data transfer rates up to 20 Gbps and power delivery up to 100 W, enabling fast file sync and sufficient power for many smartphones, external drives and most laptops. It is fully featured for video and audio transmission and supports DisplayLink, DisplayPort Alt Mode and DP 1.4 with MST capability. The reversible USB-C connector design simplifies plugging in and reduces wear from repeated insertion cycles. Its 1 m length balances reach and cable management for everyday desktop and mobile use.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones, tablets and USB-C laptops (up to device limits)
• High-speed data transfer between computers and peripherals
• Connecting displays via DP Alt Mode or DisplayPort-compatible adapters
• Use as a desk-mounted adapter in combination with a VivoLink Optic USB-C cable
• Transmitting audio and video signals for docking and presentation setups

Key specifications

• Connectors: USB Type-A (male) to USB Type-C (male)
• Length: 1 m
• Data transfer: up to 20 Gbps
• Power delivery: up to 100 W
• Video/audio support: DisplayPort Alt Mode, DP 1.4, MST, DisplayLink
• Reversible USB-C connector for ease of use

How to use

Connect the USB Type-A end to a host such as a computer, charger or hub, and plug the USB Type-C end into the target device. For desk-mounted setups, attach the male-to-female adapter portion to the VivoLink Optic USB-C cable routed under the desk so the PROUSBCMF2A provides the accessible connector on the surface. When connecting displays, ensure the host and display support DisplayPort Alt Mode or use a compatible adapter. Observe device limits for power delivery and data transfer to ensure safe operation.

Recommendations

Use certified chargers and host devices that support USB Power Delivery when drawing higher wattages. Avoid sharp bends and excessive strain at the connector ends to prolong cable life. For display setups requiring DP 1.4 features or MST, verify that both source and sink devices support the required video modes and firmware versions.